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How Bad Are Energy Drinks for Teens, Really?
You go to school and look at desks that have pencils, textbooks, computers, and energy drinks? Students in schools now have cans of Monster, Celsius, Bang, among others, which are even sold in vending machines in many schools. Teens usually buy these drinks for energy after a lack of sleep or just for the temporary satisfaction, even with their overall bad reputation with older adults, but what does the science actually say about this?
By Seliyan Selvakumarabout 12 hours ago in Humans
I Thought Silence Meant Peace
I always thought silence meant peace. I believed if I stopped explaining myself, stopped reacting, and stopped fighting to be understood, everything inside me would finally settle. Silence seemed like the safest place to hide—no arguments, no disappointments, no words that could be twisted or hurled back at me. Just quiet.
By Imran Ali Shahabout 13 hours ago in Humans
10 Reasons Not to Sleep With Him If You Want Real Love
Real love is built with intention, clarity, and emotional safety. Physical intimacy holds power. When it occurs too quickly or for the wrong reasons, it can cloud judgment and silently obstruct the future you desire. On the Bloom Boldly platform, we speak with women who value self-respect, depth, and long-term connection. Here are ten reasons not to sleep with him if your goal is genuine love, not confusion or regret.
By Bloom Boldlyabout 15 hours ago in Humans
Amber Glenn’s Quiet Rise Through Pressure, Pain, and Perseverance
Amber Glenn is not the loudest name in figure skating, but her presence lingers long after she leaves the ice. Her career has been shaped by moments of promise, heartbreak, resilience, and steady growth that rarely follows a straight line. For years, she stood on the edge of major breakthroughs while carrying pressure few could see. Amber Glenn’s story is not about overnight success. It is about staying when leaving would have been easier. It is about learning to trust her body again, believing in her place in the sport, and showing up even when the spotlight felt heavy. To understand Amber Glenn today, you have to look beyond scores and medals and into the quiet determination that defines her journey.
By Muqadas khanabout 16 hours ago in Humans
How to Recognize Manipulation and Protect Yourself in Relationships
People often use manipulation in relationships, and if you’re not attentive, you can fall for it easily. This doesn’t happen because you’re not intelligent or aware enough. It happens because some people are so subtle and sound so credible that you may dismiss red flags and even doubt yourself.
By Nadia Cardosoa day ago in Humans
Are Fat People Disabled or Are Disabled People Fat?
There is a question people ask quietly, sometimes without even realising they are asking it. It lives in looks, assumptions, and comments muttered under breath. It sounds like concern, but it is actually judgement. It goes something like this: why are so many fat people in pain? Why are so many fat people using mobility aids? Why are so many fat people struggling to move?
By No One’s Daughtera day ago in Humans
